THANKS SO MUCH! My water heater blew 2 weeks ago & short of buying a new one (STICKER SHOCK!) but considering I am currently n the process of gutting & renovating a 116 year old Money Pit isn't a good decision at this moment so I didn't no what to do til I found the mini one but I could find no review videos & didn't no if I could install it myself without an electrician so I've been hesitant about buying them as I need 3 but thanks to you I am now confident that I will have hot water 2day!
Clever idea of how to demonstrate but I'd like to add some reasons I'm returning mine I just bought. First the specs shown in seller's sites was lacking expected operation description like does it have and try to maintain a temperature setpoint up to a max flow? And what is the temp vs flow curve so you can see if it would would work for one''s intended use. Anthony could have given us an idea of this though by flowing different rates and measuring temperature reached. and as far as the circuit tripping problems, 3000 watts is a lot to do on a standard outlet circuit since most are 15 or 20 max. thats why electric heaters are usually 1500 watts. And to change an existing ouitlet to 30amps you could change the associated breaker but existing wire is likely 14 or 12 guage max and 30amps requires 10guage. But I went ahead and bought one hoping i could make work. I found that the info it came with was also lacking but it showed that there are 4 diffferent models for 2 different wattages and 2 are for 220v which would be the best choice if one had that available, which I do but table doesn't show model number and I can't find any other model searching anyway.
Thank you you did a fantastic job thank you so much because I need that our water heater went out years ago my husband’s not attempting to get it fixed so I need something and this will be perfect for me thank you so well thank you
You look like my fav cousin so I knew you'd give it straight. TY! To anyone reading this what happens when it trips circuit breaker. Does this mean showering in the dark each time?
If this one doesn't get the water hot enough at a level good enough, go up to the 6000 watt models. But then your talking 220 volt 30 amp service. I have both. Having unlimited hot water in a shower is the Bombdigity.
Thank you for this video. I was just looking at the mini tank on Amazon! Do you need to run cold water first before you plug it in every time you want to have hot water?
I just received this mini tankless water heater today for the purpose of a small sink, but what baffles me is that for 3000w 110v, why is the wire 14 gauge with nema 5-15 plug? 14 gauge can only support up to 1800w, not 3000w unless it's 240v. So, maybe I should try hooking this up with a 240v circuit to see what will happen? Would it use 3000w, but half the amp, or would it use 6000w? 240v would be the only thing that makes sense giving this weird configuration.
This might be one of the realest RUclips videos I've ever seen and I love it, I just started looking into these heater things and I really appreciate you taking the time to make such a good review of the product. Thank you very much.
Would you recommend this for a small building that has 3 sinks, 2 are in restrooms, and 1 sink is behind the Bar for rinsing glasses and maybe utensils? I just want to be able to use this with all three sinks working at once.
@@ericperry72 I'm afraid I can't recommend something like this for such a large volume of water unless you wanted to put one on each sink, and then again it depends on the input temperature of your water (from a well, municipal source, or large cistern). I ultimately went with a cheap Chinese propane on-demand water heater ($120 on Ebay at the time) for my place where I only use one tap at a time and it's barely enough. In the winter time (in upstate NY) the water is warm, not hot, I draw from an artesian well that gets as close to freezing as it can without actually freezing. The manufacturer 'claims' the heater I have puts out 36kw of heat (I have my doubts), the device in this video claims to put out 3kw of heat, but it's my understanding that it's illegal for consumer electronic devices to draw more than 15 amps from a standard outlet, at 110 volts 15 amps only makes 1.65kw. I don't know your position, but I would be very skeptical of these things except in the most desperate of circumstances. Peace brother.
Great , i was looking for a review like this, i pretend to use it for a mini concession trailer sink, wich is perfect i believe, thanks man, ill go ahead and buy it, wish all the videos were like this......no fancy intros nor music and straight to the point like the old days , good job buddy 👍
VERY IMPORTANT! I feel the need to reiterate some comments already made about this unit but this unit is rated for 3000 Watts @ 120 VAC. A derivation of the power formula is Watts/Voltage = Amperage (3000watts/120Volts = 25amps). This means that the unit is rated to draw ***25 amps***. The issue is that the plug and wire that it comes with is 14 gauge wire and only rated for about 15 amps (generally speaking). This unit is a problem waiting to happen if your breaker doesn't trip first. Bonus Information: I've measured the current draw on this unit and it was closer to 30amps at full load (about 3500 watts).
I've often found this similar issue in products from outside the U.S. I paid an extra $15 to replace and wire thicker gauge plugs in them from the local hardware store. Worth it for safety. Always add at least another $20 on these things for replacement parts.. But still cheap and minimal effort.
@@Freshbrood The wire from the fuse box to the outlet is probably too small for this current. The wire from the machine to the outlet is the least of the problem. There is a good chance the outlet is only rated for 15 or 20 amps. And if the screw connecting the wire to the outlet is not tight Possible sparking and a lot of heat generated. I have seen two cases of this. One case the fire dept. was called. The other the smell gave it away.
I just paid 220$ for a 2400 watt. 120v That's 20 amps continuous. I grabbed some#10 S O cord from work and a 30 amp camper plug from Homme Depot. A 50 to 30 adapter from Wally world. Going to run my camper off the 50 and my little water heater off the 30
I appreciate your time and honesty in posting this. Thank you. So nice to see a real person explaining something that is easy to understand. You have helped me immensely. Thank you again 👏
The main reason this unit sets off the fuse is the amps. The unit pulls a 25 amp. It is suggested to check your wire type being used as 10 gauge wire is needed. The fuse should be a 25-30 amp. If you have this its less likely to be set off. The load is causing the fuse to set off. Good video over all.
What’s odd is the 125V 15A plug and 2.5mm^2 wire which isn’t even rated to AWG 12!🤣 Hopefully no one runs this for very long or worse… just “sizes up the breaker”😱 I’m wondering if they used the wrong voltage (should be 250V single phase🤷♂️)
Thanks. Your videos the only one I could find that actually featured the water heater I have. Thanks for the info I was a little concerned about whether or not I should even plug the damn thing in but I'm glad I found your video
Thank you, I am a recent widow and my husband (God rest his soul), was the "handy" man and I freaked out when the HUGE water heater was corroded and broke (obviously). I saw this online same as yours except mine is red. That is my favorite color. And I followed your steps and thank you God Bless you. I can take a shower and then make way for a plumber to come and finish up the new water heater I installed, but it leaks, due to a copper pipe with a slight hole. This will work! Thanks again
Is that to prevent the water from returning to the cold water hose? Do these heater need pressured water or can it pull water from a tank installed below the heater?
Thank you for this review. It's just what I needed to hear with all the details I was wondering about. I don't care about the quality of the video if it give me all the info you were looking for.
Excellent video amen. I work in electrical and you'll need orange 30(10 awg/guage) amp wiring(yellow 20 amp wire may survive) but if the breaker is 30 then everything else should be rated for 30 amps if possible for that unit and a 30 amp breaker and maybe bump up the receptacle at minimum to 20 amp. The receptacle will still be the weakest link but since the heater is made with a 110/120 volt plug it should fix the breaker tripping issue. But make sure your service wire being 100amps or 200 amps that you don't overload the entire breaker box load etc. I may buy one like yours as well for my RV. Thanks for sharing amen!
Man now I'm more confused. 😁I want to install this in my semi truck. It has 4 batteries. Do I need a breaker box before installing this heater? And I also want to install a small 12V water pump. I don't want to destroy anything electric.
@@jamesrougeau Ok thanks, and I have four 900 amp batteries but they are not directly connected to each other, unless I attach an attachment to connect them all. So right now if I were to connect something to a battery, it would only get power from one battery, not all four. Hope that helps. I'm electric illetrate. 😁 That is why when I run the microwave in my truck, I start the truck to keep the battery from draining.
I have the same installed under my bathroom sink. It was working fine initially for at least a month. But latter it start tipping the bathroom circuit breaker after a few run. Not sure whats wrong with it but it dont work continuously without triping.
Gas is a better option than electric. If your house is small a tankless water heater is fine but if you run a lot of water I would stick with gas because your electric bill will be higher
Seems sketchy. So if you crank the water pressure for a nice hard shower, you get what? Luke warm water? Tepid water? No temp regulation? If it's tripping your breaker, then it's pulling around or above 15 amps, which means it's not safe without a 20 amp breaker. It should be current and temperature regulated. Seems like a fire hazard. I would not buy.
I got the same one from eBay slightly different style. But exactly the same, and it also trips my breaker. I'm guessing it's too much power? Work fine for 10min after that, it trips.
Do you have to go through those steps every single time you use the shower? Or is that just the steps to initially set it up? Because I’d hate to have to run cold water first every time I use it or unplug it after every use
Just had my first no no leak shower from installing mine at the shower. Very very nice. Been taking cold shower now 8 months and being January finally no longer have to pretend to love cold showers. They are exhilarating but you can get cleaner and fresher in warm water. I used a big braud shower head and did all the plumbing external to the shower but starting at the shower head and back to the detachable hand held showerhead. When you turn it on with low pressure it's nice and warm and its warm enough to enjoy. If you want a full blast how shower you need a larger unit will likely be 240v which might complicate your immediate installation. But I'm super happy as is my wife. But remember if you need full force and really hot water you need another more powerful model but otherwise thusvus perfectly comfortable and very economical. Both in being 1/3 or 1/4 price of a standard heater but also in economy of electricity and water. However I needed liquid teflon and needed an expensive crimp/pinch clamp pliers to keep the leaks away. So basically I built it once with leaks and a second time perfect. The trick was the right tool. The flexible 1/2 inch pvd was a nice trick. Home depot had more of what I needed over lowes but one lowes had the $15.00 ineffective pliers and I missed buying and later lowes had the $65.00 pliers.
3000 Watts from one outlet? You'd need to plug it into an electric dryer supply outlet using the right adapter or a generator and HOPE it's internal wiring can handle that power. SO MANY people don't even think about the math regarding electrical draw. They let power bars lay flat on the floor face up (collecting flammable dust), try to use 10 Amp 100 foot long Walmart extension cords to power electric chain saws and log splitters, etc...
It will trip your electric, that will be a 3kw to 5.5 kw heater which is 3000 or 5500 watts which will need it's own separate trip switch and 2.5mm cable to the appliance
Anybody know where to get technical support for XY-FB water heater?. Mine is displaying 45 in the screen (suppose is temperature) and regulator goes off.
Thank you for the honest review. I received one of these recently to use for an outside shower for my popup. The fact that you shared regarding the speed of the water flow affecting the temperature is extremely helpful.
I thinking of getting one from walmart. A pipe broke under house its too much money. Its winter need hot water. My question is when we dont use it we unplug it. And if so will it break unplugging it after every use. Or do we leave it plugged in.
Lmao na I don’t want to burn the hair off my balls either lol. Up if you put a low pressure water head in it this will work great my friend. We had low water pressure at our trailer park and put a new head in and it felt like a regular shower
Thank you so much for doing this video. I'm without hot water do to the winter storm. I have a busted pipe in my crawl space in the hot water line that I can't get to fix at the moment. I will install a temporary electric in the cold line.
Had gas turned off because of leak and contractor is dragging their feet. Been looking into these for time being/emergency. Thanks for review. I'ma get it, like you said I go through 50 bucks easy at the bar.
THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST REVIEW ON RUclips.
I like that you made this video cause the only review you found was a slide show with techno music lol. We have all been there and appreciate you.
It's refreshing to have an unsponsored unbiased old school style you tube video review. Thank you.
THANKS SO MUCH! My water heater blew 2 weeks ago & short of buying a new one (STICKER SHOCK!) but considering I am currently n the process of gutting & renovating a 116 year old Money Pit isn't a good decision at this moment so I didn't no what to do til I found the mini one but I could find no review videos & didn't no if I could install it myself without an electrician so I've been hesitant about buying them as I need 3 but thanks to you I am now confident that I will have hot water 2day!
Thanks for doing your best to show us how this works!
I appreciate the effort!
The slower the gallons per minute, the higher the temperature rise.Good job on the video,I found it unbiased,un sponsored and truthful thx.
Clever idea of how to demonstrate but I'd like to add some reasons I'm returning mine I just bought.
First the specs shown in seller's sites was lacking expected operation description like does it have and try to maintain a temperature setpoint up to a max flow? And what is the temp vs flow curve so you can see if it would would work for one''s intended use. Anthony could have given us an idea of this though by flowing different rates and measuring temperature reached. and as far as the circuit tripping problems, 3000 watts is a lot to do on a standard outlet circuit since most are 15 or 20 max. thats why electric heaters are usually 1500 watts. And to change an existing ouitlet to 30amps you could change the associated breaker but existing wire is likely 14 or 12 guage max and 30amps requires 10guage. But I went ahead and bought one hoping i could make work. I found that the info it came with was also lacking but it showed that there are 4 diffferent models for 2 different wattages and 2 are for 220v which would be the best choice if one had that available, which I do but table doesn't show model number and I can't find any other model searching anyway.
Just bought one going to use it for off grid camping
I'm looking to purchase one of these, could you tell me how it's performing
Good job! Ive seen the bad with someone helping lol
Thanks for the info😇😁😇
Ty so much for your review,very helpful. Fyi temu has mini hwt for 50 w monitor and remote same hook up. They are so sweet. Again ty.
Excellent review thank you
Thank you you did a fantastic job thank you so much because I need that our water heater went out years ago my husband’s not attempting to get it fixed so I need something and this will be perfect for me thank you so well thank you
Hey Anthony, thanks for the review. I didn't have to hook up to test due to you putting this short video together. Keep up the good work
You look like my fav cousin so I knew you'd give it straight. TY! To anyone reading this what happens when it trips circuit breaker. Does this mean showering in the dark each time?
Thank you so much For Your video thank you for keeping it real
If this one doesn't get the water hot enough at a level good enough, go up to the 6000 watt models. But then your talking 220 volt 30 amp service. I have both. Having unlimited hot water in a shower is the Bombdigity.
Thank you I am looking for something for my daughter's pedicure chair. This would be perfect. Thank you!
Great information and video kudos
Ha ha I blew up my microwave heating water for a sponge bath
Hi
Thank you for the review!
What do think about using a garden sprayer
For the h20 supply?
This was very helpful.
Thank you for this video. I was just looking at the mini tank on Amazon! Do you need to run cold water first before you plug it in every time you want to have hot water?
Not if you Install a check valve or have a cut off valve COLD side to keep the water in the unit.
Nice work great video good detail
I just received this mini tankless water heater today for the purpose of a small sink, but what baffles me is that for 3000w 110v, why is the wire 14 gauge with nema 5-15 plug? 14 gauge can only support up to 1800w, not 3000w unless it's 240v. So, maybe I should try hooking this up with a 240v circuit to see what will happen? Would it use 3000w, but half the amp, or would it use 6000w? 240v would be the only thing that makes sense giving this weird configuration.
Ever figure it out? I want to put in a new breaker and run wire, but I’m not sure I can get away with 14 gauge wire.
@@Judsonberry Still in the box, I haven't installed it yet. I guess I procrastinated a lot. 9 months? Wow!
AWSOME VIDEO GOD BLESS YOINS
wonder how much watts it pulls, I don't know if it could be good for RV with an inverter.
Wait Until winter
So you cant change/adjust the hot water temp on it?
Have you been able to see about how warm temp wise? would you say perfect for camping running on a small generator?sounds like it draws alot of juice
Compared to other tankless water heaters this probably draws the least power
Water heater test starts at 8:20
So what do you do to stop tripping breakers?
Perfect to save on that expensive ass gas bill…electric
uhhh - this heater is NOT intended for use with a shower.
What wattage is it ?
I wuz interested....but my ball hairz need 2 b singed.....fanx 4 da time homey.....
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yeah! Ita afucking washer and you have to use it.... let me poooze this...
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This might be one of the realest RUclips videos I've ever seen and I love it, I just started looking into these heater things and I really appreciate you taking the time to make such a good review of the product. Thank you very much.
Would you recommend this for a small building that has 3 sinks, 2 are in restrooms, and 1 sink is behind the Bar for rinsing glasses and maybe utensils? I just want to be able to use this with all three sinks working at once.
@@ericperry72 I'm afraid I can't recommend something like this for such a large volume of water unless you wanted to put one on each sink, and then again it depends on the input temperature of your water (from a well, municipal source, or large cistern). I ultimately went with a cheap Chinese propane on-demand water heater ($120 on Ebay at the time) for my place where I only use one tap at a time and it's barely enough. In the winter time (in upstate NY) the water is warm, not hot, I draw from an artesian well that gets as close to freezing as it can without actually freezing. The manufacturer 'claims' the heater I have puts out 36kw of heat (I have my doubts), the device in this video claims to put out 3kw of heat, but it's my understanding that it's illegal for consumer electronic devices to draw more than 15 amps from a standard outlet, at 110 volts 15 amps only makes 1.65kw. I don't know your position, but I would be very skeptical of these things except in the most desperate of circumstances. Peace brother.
Great , i was looking for a review like this, i pretend to use it for a mini concession trailer sink, wich is perfect i believe, thanks man, ill go ahead and buy it, wish all the videos were like this......no fancy intros nor music and straight to the point like the old days , good job buddy 👍
VERY IMPORTANT! I feel the need to reiterate some comments already made about this unit but this unit is rated for 3000 Watts @ 120 VAC. A derivation of the power formula is Watts/Voltage = Amperage (3000watts/120Volts = 25amps). This means that the unit is rated to draw ***25 amps***. The issue is that the plug and wire that it comes with is 14 gauge wire and only rated for about 15 amps (generally speaking). This unit is a problem waiting to happen if your breaker doesn't trip first.
Bonus Information: I've measured the current draw on this unit and it was closer to 30amps at full load (about 3500 watts).
I've often found this similar issue in products from outside the U.S. I paid an extra $15 to replace and wire thicker gauge plugs in them from the local hardware store. Worth it for safety. Always add at least another $20 on these things for replacement parts.. But still cheap and minimal effort.
3k watts from a standard residential 120V outlet? That's insane!
@@Freshbrood The wire from the fuse box to the outlet is probably too small for this current. The wire from the machine to the outlet is the least of the problem. There is a good chance the outlet is only rated for 15 or 20 amps. And if the screw connecting the wire to the outlet is not tight Possible sparking and a lot of heat generated. I have seen two cases of this. One case the fire dept. was called. The other the smell gave it away.
Thanks. Good to know.
I just paid 220$ for a 2400 watt. 120v
That's 20 amps continuous.
I grabbed some#10 S O cord from work and a 30 amp camper plug from Homme Depot. A 50 to 30 adapter from Wally world. Going to run my camper off the 50 and my little water heater off the 30
I appreciate your time and honesty in posting this. Thank you. So nice to see a real person explaining something that is easy to understand. You have helped me immensely. Thank you again 👏
The main reason this unit sets off the fuse is the amps. The unit pulls a 25 amp. It is suggested to check your wire type being used as 10 gauge wire is needed.
The fuse should be a 25-30 amp. If you have this its less likely to be set off. The load is causing the fuse to set off.
Good video over all.
Thanks for the advice. I’m getting 10/3 Romex and a 30 amp fuse for a dedicated line.
UK breakers are 16a and 32a standard, a USA equivalent would be 30 on a 10 gauge supply@robertlee4139
What’s odd is the 125V 15A plug and 2.5mm^2 wire which isn’t even rated to AWG 12!🤣
Hopefully no one runs this for very long or worse… just “sizes up the breaker”😱
I’m wondering if they used the wrong voltage (should be 250V single phase🤷♂️)
Thanks. Your videos the only one I could find that actually featured the water heater I have. Thanks for the info I was a little concerned about whether or not I should even plug the damn thing in but I'm glad I found your video
sir, does this provide water for a person to shower??
Thank you, I am a recent widow and my husband (God rest his soul), was the "handy" man and I freaked out when the HUGE water heater was corroded and broke (obviously). I saw this online same as yours except mine is red. That is my favorite color. And I followed your steps and thank you God Bless you. I can take a shower and then make way for a plumber to come and finish up the new water heater I installed, but it leaks, due to a copper pipe with a slight hole. This will work! Thanks again
My advice if your going to install this is to use a check valve to keep water in the heater
Is that to prevent the water from returning to the cold water hose? Do these heater need pressured water or can it pull water from a tank installed below the heater?
Thank you for this review. It's just what I needed to hear with all the details I was wondering about.
I don't care about the quality of the video if it give me all the info you were looking for.
Thanks so much. I've searched for water heaters and by far this is the most honest,best review
Excellent video amen.
I work in electrical and you'll need orange 30(10 awg/guage) amp wiring(yellow 20 amp wire may survive) but if the breaker is 30 then everything else should be rated for 30 amps if possible for that unit and a 30 amp breaker and maybe bump up the receptacle at minimum to 20 amp. The receptacle will still be the weakest link but since the heater is made with a 110/120 volt plug it should fix the breaker tripping issue. But make sure your service wire being 100amps or 200 amps that you don't overload the entire breaker box load etc.
I may buy one like yours as well for my RV. Thanks for sharing amen!
Man now I'm more confused. 😁I want to install this in my semi truck. It has 4 batteries. Do I need a breaker box before installing this heater? And I also want to install a small 12V water pump. I don't want to destroy anything electric.
@@singhmaster4 Hey,
It's been quite a while since I've watched this video. Let me watch it again and I'll get back with you and see...
@@jamesrougeau Ok thanks, and I have four 900 amp batteries but they are not directly connected to each other, unless I attach an attachment to connect them all.
So right now if I were to connect something to a battery, it would only get power from one battery, not all four. Hope that helps. I'm electric illetrate. 😁
That is why when I run the microwave in my truck, I start the truck to keep the battery from draining.
@@singhmaster4 That is definitely good to know! I'll do some math and reply!
@@singhmaster4 buy deep cycle battery. to run electric stuff. to save gas/diesel
and no it dont look like running this on battery is a good ideal.
I have the same installed under my bathroom sink. It was working fine initially for at least a month. But latter it start tipping the bathroom circuit breaker after a few run. Not sure whats wrong with it but it dont work continuously without triping.
Thank you so much for this! My gas water heater recently stopped working, really needed an electric solution.
Gas is a better option than electric. If your house is small a tankless water heater is fine but if you run a lot of water I would stick with gas because your electric bill will be higher
Thank you I was looking into rhese and it is very hard to find a review. great review and the video was not bad. Again thank you.
Seems sketchy. So if you crank the water pressure for a nice hard shower, you get what? Luke warm water? Tepid water? No temp regulation? If it's tripping your breaker, then it's pulling around or above 15 amps, which means it's not safe without a 20 amp breaker. It should be current and temperature regulated. Seems like a fire hazard. I would not buy.
I got the same one from eBay slightly different style. But exactly the same, and it also trips my breaker. I'm guessing it's too much power? Work fine for 10min after that, it trips.
Do you have to go through those steps every single time you use the shower? Or is that just the steps to initially set it up? Because I’d hate to have to run cold water first every time I use it or unplug it after every use
Just had my first no no leak shower from installing mine at the shower. Very very nice. Been taking cold shower now 8 months and being January finally no longer have to pretend to love cold showers. They are exhilarating but you can get cleaner and fresher in warm water. I used a big braud shower head and did all the plumbing external to the shower but starting at the shower head and back to the detachable hand held showerhead. When you turn it on with low pressure it's nice and warm and its warm enough to enjoy. If you want a full blast how shower you need a larger unit will likely be 240v which might complicate your immediate installation. But I'm super happy as is my wife. But remember if you need full force and really hot water you need another more powerful model but otherwise thusvus perfectly comfortable and very economical. Both in being 1/3 or 1/4 price of a standard heater but also in economy of electricity and water. However I needed liquid teflon and needed an expensive crimp/pinch clamp pliers to keep the leaks away. So basically I built it once with leaks and a second time perfect. The trick was the right tool. The flexible 1/2 inch pvd was a nice trick. Home depot had more of what I needed over lowes but one lowes had the $15.00 ineffective pliers and I missed buying and later lowes had the $65.00 pliers.
3000 Watts from one outlet? You'd need to plug it into an electric dryer supply outlet using the right adapter or a generator and HOPE it's internal wiring can handle that power. SO MANY people don't even think about the math regarding electrical draw. They let power bars lay flat on the floor face up (collecting flammable dust), try to use 10 Amp 100 foot long Walmart extension cords to power electric chain saws and log splitters, etc...
Thank you finally found someone who tells a real video of how this works
Is it still working ?
great video, finally a video that connects the unit straight from the shower outlet/head. thanks
It will trip your electric, that will be a 3kw to 5.5 kw heater which is 3000 or 5500 watts which will need it's own separate trip switch and 2.5mm cable to the appliance
Anybody know where to get technical support for XY-FB water heater?. Mine is displaying 45 in the screen (suppose is temperature) and regulator goes off.
Thank you for the honest review. I received one of these recently to use for an outside shower for my popup. The fact that you shared regarding the speed of the water flow affecting the temperature is extremely helpful.
Looking online there's versions that are 3800k or different makes up to 8000k power all are affordable
Thankyou muchly. I've been wondering how these things work and if they work well or not. This seems to be one of if not the only video on the topic.
This is designed for 240v at 13 amps which is why it's breaking fuses for your 120v users.
I thinking of getting one from walmart. A pipe broke under house its too much money. Its winter need hot water. My question is when we dont use it we unplug it. And if so will it break unplugging it after every use. Or do we leave it plugged in.
I am building my house but just need a temporary hot water installed
Good stuff Anthony!
Lmao na I don’t want to burn the hair off my balls either lol. Up if you put a low pressure water head in it this will work great my friend. We had low water pressure at our trailer park and put a new head in and it felt like a regular shower
Thank you for the review. I'm looking to buy one for camping. To do dishes and stuff nothing major and I think this is what I need.
Trips the breaker because it pulls more amps need to use 20 amp breaker with 12/3 solid core romex
Good info...thank you i just got my after view your video rhank you again...
Nice video. Thanks for posting, very helpful.
Thank you so much for doing this video. I'm without hot water do to the winter storm. I have a busted pipe in my crawl space in the hot water line that I can't get to fix at the moment. I will install a temporary electric in the cold line.
Anybody using put your experience and suggestions below this comment thanks
Thanks! You helped me figure out a problem that i had been breaking my brain about....the simple explanation was good keep up the good work!
Do you have issues with your tank tripping your breaker after running the tank for about 1 minute?
You said it trips your breaker how many amps is the breaker
If it doesn’t singe the hair off my balls, then it’s not the one. Thanks for the awesome review!
Lol they got alide shows n u ramble on but ill stick aith ya see what ya offer in info
Had gas turned off because of leak and contractor is dragging their feet. Been looking into these for time being/emergency. Thanks for review. I'ma get it, like you said I go through 50 bucks easy at the bar.
Hey Anthony TY for the info!!
Question what if the light never turns green??
Thanks for the review man!
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Thanks bro 👍👍👍👍 answered the questions I wanting to know
With the way things are going with fuel costs this is the way forward, the future, good post me one mate
New friend sending my support see you around.
Hey, if it ain't singeing ma ball hairs.... what's the point?
Where can I buy that cuz your link did not work? Thanks
You can use clothes washer hose or water heater hose at any hardware store for a couple dollars
Great Video. Thanks for posting.🤜🤛
If it trips your breaker how can u keep using it??
Great video mate , just got one today to fit in my car garage to wash my hands sounds like it will do great job
I appreciate this unsponsored video, thank you. I found they also have a 3400W version available, now.
how many watts is the one in the video
What’s the flow rate can’t find that very important fact anywhere
Good man, i could not find any videos on china water heaters so very helpful Anthony thank you. Steve from the U.K.
this ones only really big enough for a sink, better than nothing.
Thanks for the Video, you did good, explained everything i needed. Keep up the good work
update? still working? thx!